Effectively Wild Episode 1089: A Very Odd Way of Walking

Effectively Wild: A FanGraphs Baseball Podcast

Ben Lindbergh, Meg Rowley

Sports, Baseball

4.8 • 2.6K Ratings

🗓️ 27 July 2017

⏱️ 68 minutes

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Summary

Ben Lindbergh and Jeff Sullivan banter about Shohei Otani, another strange stance, and Eduardo Nunez, then answer listener emails about players owning particular teams, a potential tagging-up loophole, the all-time record for grounding into double plays, the negative interpretation of the White Sox rebuild, trading for players who would have played one’s opponents, switch-hitters with […]

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0:00.0	Two, three hours of past us five,
0:04.3	Elbed two, dropped to 505,
0:08.2	You concerned where to pass?
0:12.1	Let's get on for it for a week,
0:14.1	Run out of gas, now you can't get me.
0:18.0	No baby, you can't get me.
0:22.8	I just feel bad, you know,
0:24.9	Go like a cool.
0:30.5	Hello and welcome to episode 189 of Effectively Wild,
0:35.0	a baseball podcast from Fan Grasper,
0:37.1	presented by RP Transylporters.
0:39.3	I'm Ben Lindbergh, of the ringer joined by Jeff Sullivan,
0:42.2	a fan graphs hello.
0:43.4	Hello, no, we did a whole,
0:45.1	almost a whole episode yesterday
0:47.0	about Japanese baseball and didn't mention Shoheo Tani,
0:50.4	which is strange.
0:51.5	I figured that our guest, Shingo,
0:53.6	probably wouldn't have been able to say anything interesting
0:55.8	about Otani because he's an opposing team's player.
0:58.8	So I didn't bother bringing him up,
1:00.6	but after we recorded that episode,
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